Thomas Basson, 1555-1613

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Get this from a library. Thomas Basson,English printer at Leiden. [J A van Dorsten]. Since the appearance in of the author's Thomas Basson English Printer at Leiden, a number of new facts have come to light. Moreover, thirty-three new titles can be added to the checklist of Basson's publications, plus a considerable number of theses printed by Thomas by: Thomas Basson,English printer at Leiden.

[Leiden] Published for the Sir Thomas Browne Institute by the Universitaire pers Leiden, (OCoLC) Named Person: Thomas Basson; Thomas Basson; Thomas Basson: Material Type: Thesis/dissertation: Document Type: Book: All Authors / Contributors: Jan Adrianus van Dorsten.

Thomas Basson,English printer at Leiden. van. Dorsten] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying : J. van. Dorsten. Thomas Basson (), English printer at Leiden More than twenty years ago the Leiden Sir Thomas Browne Institute published Thomas Basson English Printer at Leiden.1 It was the In- stitute's earliest publication, and also my first monograph.

I am now aware of its shortcomings, but at least it put Basson on the map (illus. 1).Author: Basson, Thomas. Dorsten, Thomas Basson English Printer at Leiden (Leiden: Sir Thomas Browne Institute, ), 8 See Philip C. Almond, "King James I and the Burning of Reginald Scot's The Discoverie.

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8vo, i-x, pp, 5 black and white plates plus figures in text, includes a checklist of works printed by Thomas Basson. Presentation copy from the author. Signed by Author(s). Seller Inventory # More. Author(s): Dorsten,Jan Adrianus van Title(s): Thomas Basson,English printer at Leiden.

Country of Publication: Netherlands Publisher: Leiden. witchcraft continued to prevail despite the flourishing of the gospel was that it was ‘‘defended and iustified by godlesse men’’ like Scot 7 Reginald Scot, Ondecking van Tovery (Leiden: Thomas Basson, ).

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Leiden: The Sir Thomas Browne Institute, 8vo. cloth, dust jacket. xii, pages. Basson was an English printer established in Leiden.

With a bibliography of his imprints. Jacket slightly wrinkled and chipped. READ MORE about THOMAS BASSON,ENGLISH PRINTER AT LEIDEN. Price. Thomas Basson (), English printer at Leiden By: Thomas Basson Pages: – Thomas Basson, English Printer at Leiden.

Leiden University Press, for the Sir Thomas Browne Institute, i96I. x + 2IS. VAN DORSTEN. Poets, Patrons and Professors: Sir Philip Sidney, Daniel Rogers and the Leiden Humanists.

Leiden University Press. J Bennett Nolan Printer Strahan's Book Account A Colonial Controversy $ Cecil Johnson, Cecil Johnson, James A Printer's Day Book 1st. $ Rare The. Rare The American Printer, A Manual Of Typography, Thomas Mackellar, The first edition had been brought out in the greatest secrecy at Leiden by Govaert Basson, Robert Fludd's first publisher.

38 Huffman deal quite inadequately with the Mss left by Dr Levin Fludd, who died inalthough observing that "Since Levin received his uncle's library and was a graduate of Trinity, it is possible that he donated the.

Moreover, thirty-three new titles can be added to the checklist of Basson's publications, plus a considerable number of theses printed by Thomas Basson. This brings the total number of Basson. Latin and vernacular languages in the university town of Leyden: the print shop of Thomas Basson () (P.

Smith) Chapter II. Shaping language 1. The tentative rise of German in the university town of Basel () (R. Günthart, J.

Hon) 2. J.A. van Dorsten, Thomas Basson (Universitaire Pers Leiden), Ronald B. McKerrow, An Introduction to Bibliography for Literary Students (Clarendon Press, Oxford, repr.

[Boekwetenschap] The Book of Michael of Rhodes [Totaal 3] Pamela O. Long, David McGee, Alan M. Stahl (Eds.), The Book of Michael of Rhodes: A Fifteenth. Book sale catalogues in the Dutch Republic, Hellinga, Lotte [e.a.] The bookshop of the world: the role of the Low Countries in the book-trade, 't Goy-Houten.

Cont. Dongelmans. B.P.M. The widening circle: contacts between Dutch and English publishers and booksellers in the second half of the nineteenth century. Based on "Bibliography of the published works of Anna Simoni to the end of ", compiled by Dennis E. Rhodes. Originally published in Across the narrow Seas: Studies in the history and bibliography of Britain and the Low Countries, presented to Anna E.C.

Simoni, ed. Roach, ; and "Bibliography of Anna E. Simoni from to ", compiled by Dennis. Kloksteeg 4 Thomas and Govert Basson The Kloksteeg was the main street for bookshops in Leiden.

One of the most famous was the English bookseller Thomas Basson (ca. ), who had his shop in Kloksteeg 4. He was also a famous book binder, who executed many assignments for. In England followers of ‘Henry Nicolas’ operated underground. Thomas Basson (), from Huntingdonshire, fled to Cologne and settled in Leiden, becoming a prominent printer (), bookseller, English schoolmaster and active Familist and Rosicrucian – in opposition to exiled English Puritan publishers.SUMMARYThe history of foreign language teaching in the Low Countries has not received a great deal of attention so far.

The Low Countries cannot be said to be exceptional in that respect. Very little study has been made of the many primary and secondary sources that have come down to us from the Renaissance.

What we do know of the history of Dutch FLT, shows no fundamental differences with.